Sybil

[sib-uhl]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“She sees things from a different lens,” said Mary Pasquinelli, a nurse practitioner at the University of Illinois Chicago who sought to validate Sybil, a similar model codeveloped by Barzilay that looks to improve lung-cancer screening protocols.

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Sybil, though, looks to predict lung-cancer risk several years out, something traditional screening doesn’t do.

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Perhaps patients who are deemed to be at high risk by their smoking habits but at low risk by their Sybil scores might need less frequent screening.

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In “The Correspondent,” stubborn, committed letter writer Sybil Van Antwerp pens her thoughts to her best friend, famous authors and her brother, revealing how life can change in small, meaningful ways.

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“It’s a doorway into Sybil’s personal relationships,” said Shannon DeVito, senior director of books at Barnes & Noble.

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